Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Maybe she had a hard pregnancy too and is trying to support you.
Never been pregnant. But since we are now pregnant she's getting her IUD out. There's that.
I’ll toss this idea out there. When I was nauseated and puking a lot in a first trimester, I found protein helped a lot. I added a few high protein foods that I found appealing and the sickness eventually dissipated.
The friend getting their IUD out sounds a bit odd. I’d use one of the messages above and even set up a block your phone.
You don’t have to reply to texts. 😄
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Maybe she had a hard pregnancy too and is trying to support you.
Never been pregnant. But since we are now pregnant she's getting her IUD out. There's that.
Anonymous wrote:Maybe she had a hard pregnancy too and is trying to support you.
Anonymous wrote:Tell her you're taking a phone break as the constant texts and calls are wearing you out and you're desperate for some peace and quiet. It doesn't put blame on her.
I had the same situation when sick, tired and pregnant with an overbearing friend. I ended up cutting her off and later felt bad because I could have tried to salvage the situation but hormones and an exhausted body made me desperate to find some peace.
Anonymous wrote:Do you know what a friend is? Another classic DCUM example of someone who can't have a relationship at any level. She is checking in on your.
Anonymous wrote:Presumably the friend had always been like this. When you feel better, explore why she’s suddenly so annoying.
For now, tell her you’re sick and will be out of pocket. Then block her till you’re ready to deal w/ hey.
Were you in a codependent friendship, but now that you’re pregnant you feel too good for her? She sounds needy, yes, but also hurt.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Do you know what a friend is? Another classic DCUM example of someone who can't have a relationship at any level. She is checking in on your.
on YOU
Anonymous wrote:Do you know what a friend is? Another classic DCUM example of someone who can't have a relationship at any level. She is checking in on your.